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OK, I've dealt with that on a bicycle. And even a few times in a car when the sensor was flaky. This system uses a transceiver in the vehicle that broadcasts i
by adrianmonk 8y ago
OK, I've dealt with that on a bicycle. And even a few times in a car when the sensor was flaky.
This system uses a transceiver in the vehicle that broadcasts its location. So in the case where a motorcycle has the transceiver, it is superior because you no longer are dealing with a sensor that performs poorly on your vehicle type.
In the case where a motorcycle doesn't have the transceiver, you'd still see a red light just like they do now. And you'd still have to visually check that nobody is coming before proceeding, so that seems identical.